Lynch mob furies over Revelee confession in Mrs. Allison killing
Richmond ind April 15 a mob forms after Charles Revelee 19 confesses to killing Mrs Frank Allison at her Cambridge City area home. He says he knocked her down poured coal oil on her clothing and set it ablaze during a robbery. Officials guard the jail as authorities fear possible further mob action tonight.
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Richmond
Ind
Frank Allison
Cambridge City
Charles Revelee
Allison
Revelee
Gorman
Defends Her Husband Mrs Hyde and Doctor Charged With Murder
Mrs B C Hyde stands by her husband as a physician faces murder charges. The case centers on alleged fatal harm linked to medical treatment. Police arrests and court action outline the proceeding.
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B. C. Hyde
Ratify Wage Increase At United States Steel Firms
In New York on April 15, executives of United States Steel subsidiary companies approved a general 6 percent wage rise for all non high salaried staff. The move would add about $9,000,000 annually to the company's payroll, with last year’s employment averaging 195,500 and a year end payroll of 223,377 workers, and total wages of $151,663,395.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Steel Corporation
Drexel Gould Get License for Philadelphia Wedding
Miss Marjorie Gould and Anthony J. Drexel of Philadelphia obtained a license to marry at city hall. The bride elect is 19, of East Sixty seventh Street, daughter of George J. Gould and Edith Kingdon Gould. The groom elect is 22, a banker, son of Anthony J. Drexel and Marguerite Armstrong Drexel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marjorie Gould
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Marjorie Gwynne Gould
East Sixty-seventh Street
George J. Gould
Edith Kingdon Gould
Anthony Joseph Drexel Jr
Walnut Street
Marguerite Armstrong Drexel
Schoolgirl 13 Dies by Suicide Over Studies
Pittsburg April 15 Mildred Stewart a 13 year old girl committed death by own action by taking carbolic acid after failing to meet school standards. She had prepared for the act with a note explaining her reason and arranged her playthings. The letter was found by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mildred Stewart
Parks Named Head of System After Harahan Departure
In a St. Louis meeting W L Farks becomes vice president and takes responsibility from H J Parks as the new head of the system. Mr Parks is elected director replacing Harahan amid a careful probe into the company swindle with no arrests likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Farks
St. Louis
Harahan
Slayer Is Freed From Jail In Revolver Duel Case
Italian merchant Vito Riello who killed Pietro Cuccio in a revolver duel last Tuesday has been released and will not be prosecuted. Riello was escorted from the jail to his home by a large crowd of countrymen. Riello accused Cuccio of breaking up his home and said Cuccio began the gun battle.
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Rockford
Vito Riello
Pietro Cuccio
Riollo
Cuceio
Missing Heir Found in Rival Estate Claim
Fresno fruit packer Daniel Blake Russell returns to press his claim to half of a 750000 estate belonging to Daniel Russell of Melrose. William C. Russell confirms the claim, setting up potential protracted litigation and possible appeals to the supreme court as probate actions unfold.
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Boston
Fresno
Cal
Daniel Blake Russell
Daniel Russell
Melrose
William C. Russell
Dickinson
N. D
Supreme Court
Harahan to Quit Illinois Central
Chicago April 15 Five million dollars is cited as the loss from an alleged conspiracy investigated by detectives under W F Burns and a force of seventy five operatives. The probe spans four years and covers nearly every city on the Illinois Central system as W L Parks is said to be taking full charge amid Harahan's impending resignation.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central
Harahan
W. 4. Burns
San Francisco
Illinois Central
Hyde Case Jury Incomplete In Murder Trial Of Dr Hyde
Kansas City April 15 jury for Dr B C Hyde murder trial of Colonel Swope died. Hyde remains cheerful his wife sits near him in court. Mrs Swope agrees to pay counsel fees James Reed John Atwood Thomas Mastin for state. Heir dispute over Swope estate delays prosecution. In New York Edward Artemus gets two years and $1000 fine for bucketshop crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
B.C. Hyde
Thomas II
Swope
Swape
Pleting
Columbia, Tenn
Dr Hyde
Logan C. Swope
Hyde
James A. Reed
John H. Atwood
Thomas J. Mastin
Colonel Swope
New York
Express Hits Auto. Mrs Murdock Killed in Crash at Grade Crossing
Meridian Connecticut April 15 Mrs Edward Murdock was killed when a touring car was struck by an express train at an unguarded North Colony street crossing. Joseph T Curtis, son of a millionaire manufacturer, was fatally injured and Mrs John Sanderson was seriously hurt.
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Meridian
Conn
Edward Murdock
Joseph T. Curtis
John Sanderson
North Colony Street
Curtis
Sanderson
Taft Attends Capital Game With Secret Service Escort
President Taft and Mrs Taft attend the Washington Athletics season opener at the capital. Accompanied by Capt A W Butt, Chief John E B Wilkie and several agents the party watches the game as Washington defeats the Athletics.
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Taft
Capital
Washington
Market Summary of Livestock and Grains Chicago April 15 1910
Chicago markets show hogs weak with 5 lower and receipts about 10000. Cattle and sheep mostly steady to weak. hogs led by lower packer demand while cattle and sheep soften late. grain prices for corn and oats listed with May July and Sept quotes.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices Report
Prevailing prices in Washington City list corn at 56 cents per unit and oats at 24 cents. Hay and straw are quoted by load and bale, with flour per sack at 1.60 to 1.70 dollars and eggs noted without a clear price.
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Washington City
Care of North American Livestock Commission Company
John A. Babcock listed as care recipient from U. Bock Yards in Chicago Illinois with 17 percent detail provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Babcock
North American Livestock Commission Company
U. Bock Yards
Chicago, Ill
James T. Harahan Resigns as Illinois Central Road President
James T. Harahan resigns from the presidency of the Illinois Central Road. No successor named at this time, with interim leadership to be announced by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Road
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with a 1 0 mark and Brooklyn at 1 0 with tied records. Chicago and St Louis trade results while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia post mixed nights at the plate. American League results include New York and Detroit matching 0 0 records with Boston and Cleveland posting varied lines as rain and darkness interrupted several games.
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National League
W. L. Pet
W. Li Pet
Cincin
Looomn
Ames
Schlel
Mattern
Evans
Smith
Cincinnati R. HE
Cincinnati
Archer
Beebe and Clark
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Stbeeveyeegvassl
Rucker
Bergen
McQuillan
Jacklitsch
St. Louis R. HB
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Camnitz
Gibson
Willis and Bresnahan
Washington
R. H. BE
PRR
Plank
Thomas
Johnson and Street
Chicago
R. HE. CR
Graham, Lake and Stephens
Wood
Carrigan
Vaughn
Sweeney
Detroit
R. H. E. Clevelmed
Joss
Clarke
Mullin
Stanage
Baseball scores from three cities with extra innings noted
At Columbus Louisville won 9 to 1. At St Paul Milwaukee lost 5 to 2. At Minneapolis Kansas City fell 6 to 0. The Toledo game with Indianapolis went ten innings.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minnepolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Weather notes for Illinois and Indiana showers today
Forecast calls for showers across Illinois and Indiana today with a cooler and fair day expected tomorrow.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Explosion Kills Five Men at Andover Cut-off
A premature dynamite blast at the Andover cut-off near Netcong, Morristown area, on Thursday afternoon killed five men and seriously injured four others. Four died on site and one died later in Memorial Hospital.
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Morristown
N. J
Andover
Netcong
Memorial Hospital
Taft to Visit Jackson Michigan This Summer
President Taft accepted an invitation to visit Jackson Michigan in June after an engagement in Ada Ohio on June 3. He informed Representative Townsend of Michigan of the planned trip.
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Townsend
Washington
Taft
Michigan
Jackson
Mich
Ada
Jane
Reform in Method Advocated for River and Harbor Bills
Senator Burton of Ohio filed a minority report attacking the river and harbors appropriation bill as passed by the house and amended by the senate committee. He calls for radical reform in project selection, proposing far fewer new works and maintaining only completed improvements, with strict prohibitions on projects previously rejected by engineers and on funds for nonprofitable inland waterways.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
House
Senate
Board of Engineers
Inner Harbor
Great Salt Pond
Rhode Island
Norfolk, Beaufort
Mobile Harbor
Orange
Beaumont
Sabine
Neches
Taylor's Bayou
Tex
Green River
Missouri River
Lake Contrary
Clinch
Hiwassee
Arcadia Harbor
Mich
Guyandotte River
Virginia
Scream of Panic Foils Argenta Bank Robbery
In Argenta Illinois on April 15 a bank burglary was thwarted when an explosion and frantic screams driven by women wake residents. Robbers failed to crack the Gerber Sons vault and fled with $150 after a volley of shots from townspeople. one thief was reportedly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, I
Twain Back From Bermuda
Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain returned to New York from Bermuda. Reports say the writer was confined to his berth with heart trouble and indisposed during the northward voyage. His daughter’s death last winter had severely affected him, and he travelled hoping to regain health.
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New York
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Tywain
Beranuda
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Jai
Guns and Riot Clubs
Drexel Gould
Slayer
W. C. Russell
W. L. Parks
Logan O. Swope
Mias
TRE Department OF Agriculture
Minneapolis Tribune
Express
Jos. F. Curtiss
Texas
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Tharkel
Reister & Son
James T. Harahan
Chi, Wash
Cleo
Boston American League
W.L. Pet
N. Y
Jackson, Mich
Argenta
Ill
Twain
Bermuda
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